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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2176492
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Some remarks on the Green function and the Azukawa pseudometric
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2176492

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    Some remarks on the Green function and the Azukawa pseudometric (English)
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    17 June 2005
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    The present article deals with the comparison of the pluricomplex Green function, the Azukawa pseudometric, and the singular Caratheodory function. We define the following functionals for a domain \(D \subset \mathbb C^n\): \smallskip Let \(g_D(p,z)\) denote the pluricomplex Green function with pole at \(p \in D\). The Azukawa pseudometric \(A_D(z,X)\) is defined on \(D\times \mathbb C^n\) by \[ A_D(z,X) = \lim\sup_{\lambda \to 0} \, \frac{\exp (g_D(p,p+\lambda X)\,) }{| \lambda| }. \] By \[ c_D^\infty (p,z):= \sup \left\{\,\frac{\log | f(z)| }{k}: k \in \mathbb N,\;f\in {\mathcal O} (D, \Delta),\text{ ord}_pf \geq k\right\} \] we denote the singular Caratheodory function. (Here \({\mathcal O} (D, \Delta)\) is the family of holomorphic functions from \(D\) to the unit disc \(\Delta\)). Finally, let \[ \gamma_D^\infty (p,X) :=\sup \biggl\{\biggl| \frac{f^{(k)} (p) X}{k!} \biggr| ^{1/k}: k \in \mathbb N ,\;f\in {\mathcal O} (D, \Delta),\text{ ord}_pf \geq k \biggr\} \] be the singular Caratheodory pseudometric. Then, for planar domains, the following is proven: Theorem: If \(D\) is a planar domain for which the set of one-point connected components of its complement is polar. Then \(g_D = c_D^\infty\), \(A_D = \gamma_D^\infty \). The article concludes with an example of a planar hyperconvex domain such that \(g_D \neq c_D^\infty\) and \(A_D \neq \gamma_D^\infty \).
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    Green function
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    Caratheodory function
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    Azukawa metric
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